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Voltaire2

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11. No it didn't predict the destruction in 70c.e.

Reply to left-of-center2012 (Reply #7)

Sun Aug 11, 2019, 11:59 AM

Aug 2019

At best it made an open ended prediction that at some time in the future Jerusalem would get sacked again. Eventually, that happened. Cities getting repeatedly sacked was (and arguably still is) pretty much normal. Had the prophecy been specific about when it would have been impressive. As is it is about as impressive as the horseshit in nostra damas.

But carry on.

We got foxes!

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